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Fedora keeps sendmail — for nowFedora keeps sendmail — for nowPosted Aug 2, 2013 10:27 UTC (Fri) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313)In reply to: Fedora keeps sendmail — for now by anselm Parent article: Fedora keeps sendmail — for now
personally, I don't like any distro's stock install for a production server. There's always something I want to add to the stock install, and several things that I remove.
I like how Debian has a "minimal" install, which is fairly close to the minimum needed to boot, talk on the network, and install additional packaged. This doesn't include gcc, but it doesn't include X or any "desktop" software either. This makes it a good starting point for a server build.
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Fedora keeps sendmail — for now Posted Aug 2, 2013 12:08 UTC (Fri) by peter-b (subscriber, #66996) [Link]
Fedora also has a "minimal" install (@core) which is exactly the same thing: just enough to boot and install packages.
Fedora keeps sendmail — for now Posted Aug 13, 2013 3:36 UTC (Tue) by mattdm (subscriber, #18) [Link]
> Fedora also has a "minimal" install (@core) which is exactly the same thing: just enough to boot and install packages.
Well, it has more than that. For example, it had sendmail in it before we decided, with this change, to remove it from that set.
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